SoapLift Mermaid
$7.99
SoapLift® Mermaid — Sage Green or Seaside Blue self-draining soap dish for handmade bars. USA-made corn bioplastic; lifts soap so it dries between uses.
Description
Made for the soap you did not want to waste
If you buy handmade or cold-process soap, you already know the frustration: a $12 bar that should last a month is a thin sliver in ten days. Artisan soaps have a higher glycerin content, which is lovely on skin and terrible in standing water. The SoapLift® Mermaid is a bar soap holder that lifts the bar clear so it dries fully between uses instead of steadily melting — an eco-friendly soap dish that pays for itself in saved bars.
The Mermaid is the decorative choice in the range. Sage Green suits a muted, spa-style bathroom; Seaside Blue is the one people pick for a coastal or nautical scheme. Either way, it looks like something you chose rather than a piece of shower hardware. Guests notice it. The drainage is the part they do not see.
Good to know before you buy
- Pairs with a dish or works alone — inside a ceramic dish, or straight onto a countertop
- No mould traps — open structure, nothing sealed for water to sit in
- Gift-friendly — wrap it with a bar of handmade soap and you are done
- Trimmable — cut to size with household scissors if your dish is small
Material, care, and how long it lasts
Corn-based bioplastic, made in the USA, REACH compliant. It flexes rather than cracking, so it survives being dropped on tile. Cleaning takes seconds: rinse under the tap, squeeze once or twice, done. No dishwasher needed and no scrubbing brush. This self-draining soap dish insert outlasts a great many bars — most customers are still using the same Mermaid years later, which is the point of a soap saver pad that is not a disposable sponge.
Use it at a vanity sink, in a shower niche, or as a shower soap holder on a built-in shelf. It will not rust, peel, or leave black marks the way cheap metal racks do.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Mermaid better for handmade soap than a regular dish?
Yes. Cold-process and glycerin bars soak up standing water and collapse. The Mermaid is a soap dish that drains, so the bar dries between uses instead of sitting in a puddle. That is the fastest way to extend bar soap life on expensive artisan soap.
Can I use the Mermaid without a separate soap dish?
You can. Set it on a countertop, tile shelf, or shower niche. Water runs through the open design onto the surface below, so wipe the shelf now and then. Many people still nest it inside a pretty ceramic dish for looks.
Sage Green or Seaside Blue?
Sage Green is the spa/neutral pick that sits quietly next to stone and linen. Seaside Blue is the coastal bathroom color. Function is identical — both are USA-made corn bioplastic.
How do I clean soap scum off it?
Rinse and squeeze. The flexible grid does not hold a film the way a solid plastic tray does. If you ever get a stubborn ring, a drop of vinegar on the rinse does it. Do not run it through the dishwasher.
Does it fit a shampoo bar as well as bath soap?
Yes. Shampoo bars, conditioner bars, and regular bath bars all sit on the Mermaid. Anything that turns to mush in a wet dish benefits from a self-draining soap saver underneath.
Additional information
| Color | Sage Green, Seaside Blue |
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